Kit Carson County, Colorado
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Kit Carson County Pioneers:
Henry Oliver, 7 South 49 West
Henry claimed a quarter in section 19, 7S 49W in 1910.
MOST LIKELY - if only because his brother Cyrus also claimed land in Kit Carson County.
In 1880 Hancock County, Illinois,
Richard Oliver is 46,
Elizabeth Oliver
42 Wife,
Oscar J. Oliver
19 Son,
Sarah A. Oliver
17 Daughter,
Mary J. Oliver
16 Daughter,
Charles H. Oliver
14 Son,
Syrus E. Oliver 12 Son,
James A. Oliver
10 Son,
Joseph O. Oliver
8 Son,
John R. Oliver
6 Son,
Effee F. Oliver
4 Daughter, and
Theadore E. Oliver
2 Son.
July 24, 1919 Glen ELder, Kansas "Grandma Oliver was numbered among the old
residents of this city. She was born September 17, 1840 and was married to
Richard Oliver in 1855. In 1861 she moved with her husband to Kansas,
and for the past thirty years had made her home in this city.
She was a fine Christian lady who had meny friends, and news of her death came as
a shock to all who knew her. She was the mother of fourteen children,
nine sons and five daughters. Nine of the children had preceeded her to the great,
beyond. In 1886 she became a member of the Christian church and lived a faithful
and consistent life. Five sons, namely, Oscar, Cyrus, Charles, John and James,
are left with nineteen grand-children and four great grand-children and scores
of friends to mourn her death.
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, conducted by
Elder Robertson, and interment was made in the cemetery at the west edge of town."
In 1910 Glen Elder, Kansas,
Charles H. Oliver is 40,
Lara R. Oliver
34 Wife,
Thomas M. Oliver
14 Son,
Hazel E. Oliver
13 Daughter,
Clyde R. Oliver
11 Son,
Patrick H. Oliver
6 Son, and
Opal H. Oliver
3 Daughter.
In 1920 Glen Elder,
Chas H. Olliver is farming,
L. R. Olliver
44 Wife,
Hazel Olliver
22 Daughter,
Slyde R. Olliver
21 Son,
Pat H. Olliver
16 Son, and
Opal Olliver
12 Daughter.
Charles Henry Oliver
BIRTH
21 Nov 1869
Warsaw, Hancock County, Illinois,
DEATH
14 Feb 1947
Marion County, Kansas,
BURIAL
Prairie Grove Cemetery
Cawker City, Mitchell County, Kansas,
PLOT
Section G-Lot 83-Plot 2, lots purchased by Tom Oliver, Apr 29, 1963
MEMORIAL ID
48937981.
Laura Rebecca Horton Oliver
BIRTH
4 Apr 1876
Virginia,
DEATH
28 Apr 1963
Mitchell County, Kansas,
BURIAL
Prairie Grove Cemetery
Cawker City, Kansas,
PLOT
Section G-Lot 83-Plot 1,
MEMORIAL ID
48937955.
Thomas Milburn Oliver
BIRTH
2 Jan 1896
DEATH
15 Dec 1970
BURIAL
Prairie Grove Cemetery
Cawker City, Mitchell County, Kansas,
PLOT
Section G-Lot 83-Plot 6,
MEMORIAL ID
48938010.
Hazel Elizabeth Oliver Edwards
BIRTH
26 Mar 1897
DEATH
14 Mar 1976
BURIAL
Prairie Grove Cemetery
Cawker City, Mitchell County, Kansas,
PLOT
Section G-Lot 59-Plot 1, lots owned by Tom Oliver
MEMORIAL ID
35977731.
"married Amy Asa Edwards - 17 May 1922
Parents of Jean Edwards
Married 2nd A. Gary Jones - 19 Aug 1939
Gary Jones died 26 July 1964"
In 1900 Mitchell County, Kansas,
Eugene S. Oliver is 28,
Arinnie Oliver
22 Wife,
Bosco M. Oliver
4 Son,
Erma Oliver
2 Daughter,
Baby Oliver
3/12 Daughter,
John Oliver
24 Brother,
Fannie M. Oliver
25 Sister in Law,
Pearl Oliver
3 Niece, and
Leilla Oliver
5/12 Niece.
Cyrus E. Oliver proved up 330 acres in section 32, 6S 48W in 1914.
In 1930 Kit Carson County,
Cyrus E. Oliver is farming, 60,
Minnie L. Oliver
53 Wife,
John L. Oliver
19 Son,
Garold P. Oliver
13 Son, and
Joe E. Oliver
10 Son.
John might have died, because Fannie is in 1910 Mitchell County married to
Charles H. Thompson
35,
Fannie Thompson 34 Wife,
Aletha Thompson
8 Daughter,
Rolland Thompson
6 Son, and
Lellah Oliver
10 Step Daughter.
April 1, 1913 "Died, at her late home, March 31 1913, Mrs. Margaret Jane, wife of Martin Marzolf in the 75th year of her age. Margaret J. Waddle was born in Montgomery county, Virginia, June 7, 1838 and in 1847 moved with her parents to Indiana after a short time moving with them again to Chillico-the, Mo. In 1867 she was united to William Goodman and to this union were born three children, two of whom died in childhood. On December 25, 1870 she was married to Martin Marzolf, to whom were born three children. After living on a farm for some years they moved to Cawker in 1904. When at the age of twelve years Mis3 Waddle gave her heart to God and joined the Methodist Episcopal church, of which she was a faithful member for more than 63 vears until her Master called her home. Although in poor health for a number of years it was only recently that she rapidly failed until the death angel came in the evening of the 31st leaving behind her a husband, four children, two brothers and sisters relatives and friends who mourn the loss of a faithful wife, an affectionate mother, a kind friend. The funeral services were conducted at the house by Rev. George Mancha ; and in the M. E. church by the pastor G. R. Hall and interment in Prairie View Cemetery. Five children were at home to attend the obsequies: Rev. C. S. Marzolf, Logan, Iowa; Albert Marzolf, Mapleton, Kan. ; Wm. Marzolf, May Okla. ; Mrs. Sarah Dimmick, Linwood, Kans., ana Mrs. Fannie Oliver who has cared for her in her last illness."
NOT LIKELY the Kit Carson County one - Henry L. Oliver claimed land in Grand County earlier, in 1904.
A son was born 20 Dec 1871 in Lakeland, Washington County, Minnesota to Howard F. and Laura Oliver.
In 1910 Kremmling "
Henery L. Oliver 40 is a managing engineer,
Bonnie V. Oliver
26 Wife,
Howard L. Oliver
7 Son, and
Anrice I. Oliver
5 Daughter.
January 1912 Kremmling, Colorado " Mr. Henry Oliver, civil engineer of Kremmling, has been collecting data for a number of days on that part of the road j from Kremmling to Colorow over the Gore range and on to the State Bridge and finds that in no place does the grade exceed ten ! percent. The forces of Nature never combined to make a better, | more picturesquu, scenic, attractive, pleasure-giving tourist-; enticing road than sha been bestowed on this “Idaho Springs Way,” and it is going to be recognized as such."
In 1930 Denver,
Henry L. Oliver is a geologist, 54,
Bonnie Oliver
45 Wife,
Howard Oliver
23 Son,
??Ice Oliver 22 Daughter, and
Gordon Oliver
11 Son.
In 1950 Denver,
J. Roger Musick is
46,
Aurice Musick
42 Wife,
Marcia Lee Musick
16 Daughter, and
Bonnie Oliver 68, widowed, Mother-in-law.
Gordon Lee Oliver
Birth
16 JUN 1918
Denver, Denver County, Colorado,
Death
24 AUG 1995
St George, Washington, Utah
JOHN HENRY - not likely
August 23, 1935 Emporia, Kansas "Rev. John H. Oliver, 66, of Topeka,
a former Emporian and retired Methodist minister, died Wednesday afternoon in a Topeka
hospital. Mr. Oliver was born July 14, 1869 in Rockford, Ill.,
and went to Topeka in 1898 after receiving degrees in Northwestern and Upper Iowa
universities. He was a preacher until he retired in 1922. His last charge was at
Perry. He was married October 9, 1900, to Olga Proeger of Emporia at the Proeger
family home, at 806 Rural. Mrs. Oliver is a sister of G. P. Proeger,
3 South Exchange.
He is survived by his widow; three daughters, Mrs. John Crum, Kansas City;
Mrs. Harold Reed, Topeka, and Miss Edith Oliver of the home address;
a son, Jack Oliver of the home address; two sisters, Mrs. Edith McLeish,
and Mrs. Flora Judd, both of Rockford, Ill., two brothers, Robert and Edgar Oliver,
both of Rockford, I11., and one grandchild. Funeral arrangements have not been
completed at the Sutton Funeral home. Interment will be at Olpe."
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